If you don't know where the person is even if you won a case how would you collect. And also the previous answer is correct on the issue of...

I am only licensed in Illinois but the first step it would seem is to file a police report...and then contact a California licensed attorney.

I agree with the above answers. If you don't like the company or job find a new one. They have a lot of leyway in deciding hours and days.

I moved your quesiton to criminal defense as that is a better forum for your question. I hope you get a better answer in this forum. Best of luck.

I am only licensed in Illinois so I would suggest you contact an employment lawyer in California and get his/her advice. Best of luck.

I moved your question to landlord/tenant as that is a much better forum for your quesiton as you stated it. Best of luck to you.

I moved your question to government as this doesn't really semm like an employment issue. I think you will get a better response in this forum. ...

I agree with the above answers and add this. Just because she retired from work doesn't mean you can collect her social security--you only collect...

I agree with the other answer. Unless you have something in writing or in a state where you can legally record the other person without their...

I agree with the other answer. Ultimately, the Judge is the one who decides after taking into account all of the facts and the GAL recommendations.